Sentence examples for economically disadvantaged groups from inspiring English sources

"Socially and economically disadvantaged groups are not being bought in in the numbers that were promised.

Welfare schemes are run by the government for socially and economically disadvantaged groups.

Because of the $73.5 billion Americans spend on traditional lottery tickets, much of those Benjamins come from economically disadvantaged groups.

Presumably this is because in developing countries like Indonesia the individuals who walk and cycle are likely to be a part of economically disadvantaged groups who have less awareness to their own health conditions.

People with disabilities are among the most vulnerable and economically disadvantaged groups in America.

This measure indicates the degree to which economically disadvantaged groups are represented at OWU.

Muslim women are the most economically disadvantaged group in Britain.

Who would make such derogatory jokes about any ethnic group, physically or mentally disabled group or economically disadvantaged group?

Being a Muslim woman in Brexit Britain offers few advantages but does guarantee membership to the most economically disadvantaged group in UK society.

No group claimed responsibility for the attack, although previous acts of sabotage have been blamed on Sinai's Bedouin population, an economically disadvantaged group that has long complained of discrimination.

While many Filipinos may be (mis-) guided on the appropriate choice of antibiotic therapy by media or product representatives, the cost of these drugs still limits the access to these largely economically disadvantaged group.